Key takeaways
- 1,694 listings match this collection right now.
- A 750 watt module can run as the sole supply in a tower chassis or as one half of an N+1 pair in a rack chassis, the same physical module serving both configurations.
- A workstation unit at this wattage adds one or two 6-plus-2-pin PCIe connectors for a discrete GPU, which a 750 watt server module in the same class does not need.
- Server modules at 750 watts present a C14 inlet on the chassis rear, feeding from a rack PDU rather than the wall outlet a desktop unit plugs into.
750 watts is the most common server supply class for two-socket 1U and 2U systems without GPUs, and a frequent workstation rating. Redundant pairs must match by model; a mixed pair is not supported by the platform firmware.
1,694 listings in this collection, filtered from Power Supplies. The part number and manufacturer are stated on every listing, and the condition wherever the catalogue records one. For quantity, request a volume quote.
How to choose power supplies
Server supplies are platform-specific: the part number ties to a chassis family and a wattage class, and a redundant pair must be the same model. Match the wattage class already installed, the input (100 to 240 V AC or 48 V DC) and the efficiency grade if the platform enforces one. Desktop supplies in this category follow ATX form factors instead.
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